Stocks & Investing·May 21, 2026

Berkshire's New Era Begins: Why I'm Still A Buyer

Berkshire Hathaway grew Q1 operating earnings 17.7% to $11.35B, but its $397B cash pile drags on returns. Read why BRK.A stock is a buy.

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Berkshire's New Era Begins: Why I'm Still A Buyer
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Berkshire Hathaway grew Q1 operating earnings 17.7% to $11.35B, but its $397B cash pile drags on returns. Read why BRK.A stock is a buy.

  • Berkshire Hathaway grew Q1 operating earnings 17.7% to $11.35B, but its $397B cash pile drags on returns.
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Berkshire Hathaway grew Q1 operating earnings 17.7% to $11.35B, but its $397B cash pile drags on returns. Read why BRK.A stock is a buy.

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